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11 July, 16:05

An all-water route to Asia was discovered

a. by John Cabot in 1498.

b. by Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci in 1501.

c. by Magellan's voyage.

d. only after Spain and Portugal agreed to move the Line of Demarcation 700 miles farther east of the Azores.

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